New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
have been victim Of OFFICIAL nsolence and tyranny and
sympathize with tho downtrodden and oppressed.
Ncc-York, May z, 1887 II
'S1IFLING ANTY-SEMITIO FEELING.
AN INSTANCE OF A REIoHsTAG DEBATE.



GRRMAN-HUNTING BY THE FRENCH.
Copi rfohted by the Fse York Assoctated Ire,s 1887
BERLIN, May THE Governments finance pro-
posas so far as developed. arc securing tho sup
port OF O compact majority In the Reichstag
They also approved by the public The Spirit Con-
sumption bill will be strongly opposed by tho New Ger
Liberals. but there is symptom OF discomfort
from any member OF the three Government
groups The distillers and the spirit trade generally
appear TO be satisfied, having yet
sounded note OF agitation against tho
prop osas Among the approved provisions Is an
article enHctng that spirits used for industrial. medci-
nal scientific, heating and lighting purposes shall
be exempt from the tax. The bill will prob
ably DO referred to Committee next week,
undergo slight alteration and become law October l.
when the port duty takes effect The Ministeriasts
gratled at the reception given to tho measure. and
hope that II makes the first important step toward the
realization OF Prince Bsmarcks aim make the mpe-
rial finances independent OF contributions from the nd
vidual States
Tho placdty OF the proceedings in tho Reichsag was
disturbed by single incident during tho short debate
on the supplementary credits Whom the article
relating to army provisions and supplies was
being discussed, Herr Baockel. an anti
Semitic Deputy, demanded that no Hebrew be
allowed furnish contract 70 supply the army with
provisions munitions. any article whatever He eaid
that the army did not exist the country provide
money in order tho Jews might enrich themselves
General Won schellendorn Minister OF War. replied
that Deputy had referred to matters not within his
knowledge.
Herr struckmann, a National Liberal. deporod the
temperance OF the Judenhetze Confessional quarres
should not be obtruded upon the tribune of the Rechs
tag
Herr Baeckel, angrily responding that the jewish
was In no sense q confessional question. was
proceeding TO deliver o set speech. when the
president brought the discussion to close by declaring
.l.o Tnxufahu
ton
The Sugar Taxation bill. It Is expected. will
be introduced on Thursday next At q conference
OF representatives OF the largest sugar manufacturers
IL was resolved tho Government not to beyond
ia marks duty per double centner Of bees. with 10
marks duty per double centner OF sugar exported.
The declaration which DR.. Lucius Minister OF Agrcut-
ure adc in the Lower House during the discussion on
Herr Won Mnnigerode's proposal TO increase
the duties on agricultural produce has
given use report that tho Government
will present to the Rechstag bill raising the import
duty on cereals No bill Of this nature hewever Ia pos
sible during the present session. and such bill be
presented IN will shake the fidelity OF the
Government majority and precipitate q rupture
The Lower House to-day discussed the second
rending OF tho bill for the division into dis
trtcts OF the provinces OF West Prussia and
Posen. Herr Won Puttkamer Minister OF the
Interior declared that the bill OF purely political
character aud aimed 10 strengthen the GERMAN ele-
In tho provinces aud 10 maintain Prisslah lnteS
the object which the establishment Of the KING
dom Of Poland The HoIse adopted Part Of the Dill
The report ~ the commission appointed for me pur-
pose OF settling German agricultural coonlst IN tue
Poisn Provinces mat they have bought tota OF
72O hectares Of land. costing A2j0.0D0 marks The
coousts rapidly assisting In tho GermaniLing pro-
DRIFTI~G STEADILY INTO ANOTHER WAR.
The ant-German demonstrations In Paris excite
no feeling here. not even attracting the atteu-
ton OF the German press or people The
North German Gdscte has referred 10 them.
The Sohonai ZcihnO gives n bald general dispatch.
The Krc. Zcng says that mlIed feelings OF disgust
aud pity aroused by the present STATE Of France.
/ The conviction IL gradually growing that tns
s snmon OF sense T 10 refrain from aiding to the
popular passions will last long or be able Ia stem inc
tide 1hr exchange 81 verbal assurances ~ peace be
tween the German representatives. and W. flonren- the
French Minister o Foreign Affairs doe. not affect the DC
lc In official circles tbAt wal chhh"t oe onH
The situation in Alsace lorraine increase 's
the ds ds to IN" s.d5a.s os GS
| act II war might break out at any moment
STRENGTHENED and special department watches French
maontent< Under this system arrests and e1puision'
A decree issued by Prince Hohenoho. tho Governor o
A.aee Lorraine revoEss the function; o. Mayor
q ,' hsr, Dellsny: managing & director q iron
Net; Owl Engineer kemeIi. from BenfeId. and two
brothers named schwitckhard carpenakers IRON stri
The Met. Ga.eft> announces that the authorities will
dissolve all soreties aud clubs refusing 10 admit Ger
mans, and will onieavor IN enforce The exclusive use OF
the official language Throughout Ai'aco-i"r-
raIue. .-,-.,-- 49,, .,.,
| by gradual appropriation OF French sympat,lL.rs
the purchase OF land through the state assisted ny III,
| Land Bank. the setemeut OF German farmers, aud
special grants to sodirrs OF the reserve ~, .,o. r.
Ia tho meantime thou h there Is no ttate OF siege u
Assce Lorraine, the actual regime = hte as hoiousn
French artisans hhert empoySd iS %h.er o"Gue
are leaving them, tho French consui' send i
| them 0 Franco The French frontier p0pulac'
indulge hunt after German. NG Isy
A party OF German pressure seekers wns
obbed 3. soon ~ thew upon the pubic prou
enade being stoned aud booted ny the crowd det.
gendarmes had TO escort them to the sIaton where thej
were guarded until their train started
BANKS DEFRAUDr BY a GERMAN-AnERIcAM'
A German-Amercan, Frederick Stark. OF starl
Brothers. Chicago. has according
the Zurich newspapers defrauded tw
banks at Zurich lie sold two genuine
the International Bank Of london. and another draw
OF Lonion Duplicates OF these bills lnorsed u Heroer
Of wers pTe's%.sG and Pps s4 cnsSn
a check the Banque Generate at Milan No Disappeared
MINISTER GOBLET SPEAKS FOR FRANCE,
DESIRING PEACE bur READY TO RESIST UNJUST
AGGRt ssioN.
HAvRE, May Prime Minister Goblet opened TN
| Maritime Exhibition here to-day. delivering tho In
anriral address After commenting on tho progress o
France under o Republican form of government n
| sail: 1900
May this exhibition prepare tho way for that OF Iss
nenue occuped i'm such cares AS thrsc cahng Do
~ projects though II VIII never iorso
| 10 uroylde for It's honor AMI dignity.
| At a banquet given subsequently, premier ooo'e
nrai,ed the sagaoty and patriotic unsnmity OF the pun
lie opuion which support ed the Government In the re
cent incidents. France" NJ. Goblet SAID under III
influence OF liberty had imbued herself with new
temperam.nt Calmness presence OF mind AM
resolution have replaced that oxcitabity ana some"ha